The Verse of Alfred Lichtenstein by Alfred Lichtenstein
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page 32 of 66 (48%)
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Terror and imminent end.
The Sick Evening and grief and lamp light Bury our death-face. We sit at the window and drop out of it, Far off day still squints at a gray house. We scarcely touch our life... And the world is a morphine dream... Blinded by clouds the sky sinks. The garden expires in dark wind-- The watchmen enter, Lift us up into bed, Inject us with poison, Kill the lamp. Curtains hang in front of the night... They disappear gently and slowly-- Some groan, but no one speaks, Our buried face sleeps. Cloud |
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